The sim-racing setups are numerous, covering several motorsport competitions. You’ve got GT, Formula, rally and NASCAR. This is for the simple reason that every virtual driver has his or her own preferences in terms of race and discipline.
But that’s not the subject of today’s article, as it deals with websites that offer settings for sim-racing titles such as Assetto Corsa. This sim-racing game is one of the most popular in the world, for the simple reason that it offers a highly immersive racing experience, going so far as to change every single setting of the cars you drive.
If you don’t have the time to fine-tune your setup, you can find more or less everything, even AC settings for the cars and tracks you like.
#1 Accsetup
The first site I’m going to introduce you to is Accsetup.com. It’s dedicated to Assetto Corsa, with car configurations and settings according to circuit and discipline.
The site offers 5 motor racing competitions, namely GT2, GT3, GT4, Cup and M2, some fifty different cars between 2015 and 2023, and 25 circuits covering Barcelona, Imola, Nurb and even the Nordschleife, or Green Hell for those in the know.
As far as settings are concerned, the site’s interface is very intuitive, allowing you to choose both the car according to the motorsport category or discipline, and the track on which you want to drive. You can have settings for each circuit, or have “standard” settings that will work more or less well on all tracks.
To get the settings, you choose your setup, i.e. the car and the circuit, and you’ll get a YouTube video in hot lap mode showing you driving and at the end the settings. These include fuel volume, tire pressure, camber, TC settings, and so on. It’s really complete, with several drivers and their hots laps, free of charge. What more could you ask for? I’d say help the people who do this on the Internet by subscribing to their YT channel.
#2 Go Setups
Let’s move on to Go Setups. This is a website like Accsetup that offers predefined racer setups for Assetto Corsa, complete with car and circuit. You make your choice in a very easy-to-use, user-friendly interface, and check out unfortunately. Go Setups doesn’t take a free approach to sim-racing setups for Assetto Corsa.
You have the one-off purchase option, which lets you choose a car and track for £6 (about €7), or you take out a £10 subscription (about €12) for access to over 2,500 setups, weekly additions and numerous downloads every month.
#3 Overtake
Overtake is much more a sim-racing forum for fans of virtual car racing. Here you’ll find a wealth of information on events, races, mods, setups and more, across a range of sim-racing titles.
Of course, Assetto Corsa is on the list, and all you have to do to find it is search for what you want. There are even Discord servers where you can exchange, share and learn with other sim-racing enthusiasts.
The interface is less straightforward than on the other two websites I’ve presented, because it’s still a forum after all, so there’s a bit of everything, but you’ll find what you’re looking for if you invest a little time.
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